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Joe Danger 2: The Movie
Developer: Hello Games · Published by Hello Games / Microsoft Studios · 2012
A bright, packed stunt-platformer set on movie sets.
About This Game
Joe Danger 2: The Movie is a 2012 stunt-racing platformer developed and published by Hello Games, the sequel to Joe Danger. Framed as a series of over-the-top movie stunt scenes, it sends the world's greatest stuntman through chase sequences, spy setups, snow levels, mine carts, jetpacks and more, blending precise platforming, racing and score-chasing. It launched digitally on Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network, later reaching PS3, Steam and PS Vita.
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POCG Review
4.0
Excellent
Review Verdict
Joe Danger 2: The Movie
Joe Danger 2 is bigger, louder and packed with stunt-course replay value. It loses some focus, but the arcade fun holds strong.
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IndustryHow to Play TodayYour options for running this game in 2026
Original Hardware
An Xbox 360 (XBLA) or PS3 (PSN) download.
Modern Re-release
The cleanest option is the Steam version (2013) with Workshop, mouse-and-keyboard support and 1080p; also released on PS Vita.
Emulation / Other Options
The PC release runs natively on modern Windows, so emulation generally isn't necessary. RPCS3 (PS3) and Xenia (Xbox 360) can run the console builds with varying results, but native PC is the recommended route.